Arizona weekly enterprise., 1887-06-18
Local Items.

eNery Ouhuay'
 Mir. R. H. Martin returned on Wednesday from visit to Tucson.
 Mir R. J. Kerr of Tucson, is about to erect a roller Touring mill in that city.
 A street sprinkler will be employed on the main streets of Florence in few days.
 Mir. J. NJ. Oehoa made short business visit to Tucson during the early part of the week.
 Mir. Jacob Suter, the prosperous tin smith of Pinal, was in town several days this week.
 {. The American Bakery's Ics Cream wagon will be around every day. Look out for it.
 Messrs Themas and Vail, of the Flor ence Canal company, have gone to San Francisco.
 The nights for the past three weeks have been unusually cool for this season of the year.
 Lieut.. c. H. Ayers, of the 10th caval- " passed through Florence for Fort Me Dowell, on Sunday.
 In taking the school census, MT. de Armitt says he did not find vacant house in Florence.
 Messrs. Hurley and Wrampelmisr, of the Florence canal and water company, left for California on Tuesday.
 A new kitchen is being built for the Florence Hotel, and the improvements ha,vo ,,oda ioort;nu i,, rrOoraaa
 The flames on tho Santa Catalina mountains during the early part of the week were plainly visible in Florence. Deputy Collector of Internal Revenue, J. J. Devine, came up from Tucson last Saturday to visit his family few days.
 Messrs. D. c. Stevens and W. E. Guild went to Phenix on Tuesday, by private conveyance, to be gone for several days. Since the first of July, 1885, very near ly two years, the Vekol has shipped bull lion and ore of the total value of S420,- 600.
 MT. J. M Ochoa is constantly receiv- ing new supplies of goods and always keeps up his hnes and keeps down the FFprices.
 It is estimated that the present crop of wheat in Pinal county will reach five mil lion pounds. The acreage was not in- creased this year.
 Don Augustin Elias, who was recently married at Phenix, has returned to the Vekol with his bride, and will make his home in that camp
 Jesus Estrada of this place wants to learn the whereabouts of Trinidad Peral- ta. Will the Fronterizo of Tucson please publish his requestl
 Among the lSnd entries made on the line of the Florence canal, Is section taken up by General Miles and one by Judge W. Fl. Barnes.
 Mir. J. F. Reynolds went down to the Vekol and to Tucson from the Reymert mines, early this week. He will go to the Pacific coast in a short time.
 Mir. Chas G. Lewis has arranged to fix up his large room north of his bakery fer eating rooms. New floors will be laid and the place will be generally remodeled.
 Mr. J. C. woollomes of the Pinal liv- cry stable, passed through Florence a few day ago with party frAm Casa Grande The ENTERPRISE acknowledges pleasant call
 Mir. J. M Ochoa is about to establish a store at Walkers ranch nine miles below Florence. He will put in good stock of goods and will buy grain of the Indians and ranchmen.
 The printing materials of the old Pinal RoQOrd faE &0 k. ] ago, to form portion of the outfit for the new democratic daily to be establish ed in that city.
 Under the apportionment made in ac- cordanoe with the new militia law of con gress, Arizona will receive S2764 from Uncle Sam to provide arms and equip ments for it's peace soldiers
 In view of the prevalence of the small pox at Tucson and other portions of the Territory, it would be proper that mea- sures of preca ution be taken to prevent Its introduction into Florence.
 Hon. Tom Weedin, of this place, in a recent letter to the Tucson Citzen, an nounces his readiness to arm and equip himself for campaign of exterminatien against the reservation Indians.
 The threshers will begin work at R. H. Martins ranch the coming week, and it is estimated the crop will yield nearly 100000 pounds of barley Aaron Mason will also thrsshabout 200, 900 pounds.
 On Sunday, Hon. T. F. Weedin left for California, on business and pleasure. He will purchase his stock of drugs and then enjoy the cooling surf at Santa Monica for a season before returning.
 Sr. c. V. Angulo has received from Don Carlos Velasco, of Tucson, a sub scription list for the sufferers by the late earthquake in Sonora, and he is circulat ing it with good measure of success.
 MT. J. P. Gabriel was ill from River side this week, after camp supplies. Hu arrastra has been started up, and is work ing satisfactorily. Unless appearances are deceptive Mir Gabriel still holds hi trump, and it is a golden one.
 Mir. Geo. w. Campbell of Dragooi Summit, has been in Florence for the pas few days, looking for an inv estment il alfalfa fields. MT. Campbell is a stock man and will prove to be valuable cit